The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-08-26


Editor Lloyd OF the Herald, is erecting 4
new porch 20 his residence on Julian street.
Send the trade dollars to the bank for
fetore the last week OF this
month. After the 1st OF September they
viii not be redeemed except at bullion
value.
John ?. Dubois has appealed from the
decision Of 5udge Krebs that the Dubois
estate mast pay the Observation-Disclosures
tax, and the supreme Court viii settle the
matter.
The 'Dauutless Fire Company OF this
place held a special meeting on Monday
evening last, foT the purpose Of disposing
OF the funds in the hands Of the treasurer.
The money was put out at interest.
Mr. Howard Williams, son OF SIr. The 5.
J. Williams, Of this place, now a resident OF
Homestead, Allegheny county, drove to this
place on Monday and has been spending a
few days under the paternaI roof. lie viii
return to-day (Frlday).
The camping party which left this place
on Wednesday OF last week, returned home
on last Friday evening. They all report
having good time, and wish to return their
thanks 10 Mr.. Samuel OIIara and family
for their kindness 10 them while at camp.
Mr.. John Lutyinger was thrown out Of
: dog cart on Thursday night of last week
while returning from Ia. etto, in the woods
near Sr John Bannan's and had to tramp
it home. The horse and cart arrived with
out any damage done to either horse or
vehicle.
Carl. Ritter, a young man IRON South
Side, PittsburR, who was taken sick at
Lilly with typhoid fever and who was
brought to the almshouse on Tuesday last,
died few hours after his Gdmittance. His
remains were buried in the almshouse Gem
eteTy on Wednesday.
Morris Manning, brakeman on the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad was run over by q
draft OF cars at Altoona on Tuesday morn
ing, and had his left arm so badly crushed
that the physicians Gmputated il above the
elbow after he was taken TO the hospital.
He resides in Altoona and has a wife and
two children.
Mr.. Joseph Preiser and Miss Katie
Kreitzer. Of BIacklick township, were mar
rled at ~. Nicholas Catholic Church, at
<
the receipt OF sn invitation 10 attend the
wedding and dance that followed, bat
owing TO other engagements cOuId not at
tenG. We v,st the young couple long
and happy life.
AT the boot and shoe store OF Il. l..
Davis, in this place, you will find the incest
lot Of boots and shoes 10 be found In the
town. lie has Just opened up new lot os
geutlsmeu's shoes that for ease an "a comfort
cannot be beat. All his stock Is OF the best
class aud warranted to give satisfaction.
His stock oi ladies misses anu children's
shoes contains every thing desirable in that
line.
Following IS a good receipt for black,
berry cordial: Secure good ripe berries and
crush themi 20 each gallon Of juice add one
quart Of boiling water, .e- It stand fox tweH-
. four hours. stirring it raw times; strain
and ada two pounds of sugar to each gallon
OF liquid, put IN Jugs and cork tight. IL may
be used in two months; IS excellent for SUN
me- complaint, and can be taken by deli
cate invalids.
Mr.. John Mcconnell or the firm of Ne
Connell x SHupp, the popular clo:hiers Of
I
27th, instant, for the purpose Of buying for
cash large stock OF seasOnabls clothing and
70 make arrangements to have their fall and
winter stock OF oyeIcoats made. When you
visit A Itooua Dc not fail TO visit their cloth
ING store in toe -. Lawrence block, corner
OF Eleventh avenue and Fourteenth street
"A young man by the name OF Howard
Al I'll
iug freight train on Monday afternoon near
Newton Hamilton, and had his right LED
crushed near the knee and his left foot ter
rihiy mutilsted. Re was taken 10 Hunting
don and placed II the hospital. The Com
pauyz physician. DR.. d. =. Miller, wa:
called and aupuJnted the right leg above TIE
knee and the left foot near the ankle joint
TIE reunion of the Pennsylvania Re
serve Association, which wss 10 have been
held IA Lancaster on September Il, has been
postponed for the present. Commander
AshbridRe, OF Post 80, q. \. r., has re
ceived circular 20 this effect, signed by A.
G. Curtin, President. and Chill W. Haz.
zsrd and John Taylor, Secretaries. The
rustponement is on account Of the Consti
tutional Centennial celebration in Phila
delphia.
The law extending the school term &c
six months which was passed by the last
Legislature, sets forth that the minimum
school tern shall be six months and after the
close Of Ia e school year ending on the first
Monday il June 1881. school directors and
controllers shall keep the schools OF their re
spective districts n operation at least six
Ha cah 10 Ia hn m
Ia ins tbs provision that the length OF the an
nutl term may remain as at present in dis
trcts 6bere the maximum amount OF tax
allowed By law 20 be levied for scho3l pur-
ses shall be found insuf cient TO keep me
schools open a greater length OF time.
Mr.. John ID. Brookbank. a son of MT
Andrew BrOokbank. Of Summerhill town
chip, was killed at Derry on Tuesday morn
Ing. The deceased was employed as q
brakeman in the Desrg railroad yard, but
had obtained 4 leave OF absence on Satur-
day and on Monday last was in Altoona
on a visit 20 His sister, Mrs. Andrew
Eagle lie left Altoona on Monday
and went TO Sonman and Il is thought
that he returned from there to Derry
some time Ia the night and was run
oygS after getting OF at Derry. lie was
twenty six years Of age and leaves q wife
and ,wo small children At Derry where he
resided
An exchange says that the Right Rev.
Ronifase WINNER. o. :. B., President Of the
American CasiueSe Con greGation, and Nit
red Arch-AbbOt OF 81. Nincent's Abbey,
IatrObe, Pa, is seriously ill., Father Win